Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgements ix
5. Introduction 1
6. Chapter 1. Seven Imaginary Images of the Transition of GDR Streets, 1989–1995 30
7. Chapter 2. Liberated or Lawless? Social Life on Prishtina’s Postwar Streets 46
8. Chapter 3. ‘Changing Everything Fast’? Young Men in the Streets of Tbilisi 70
9. Chapter 4. Coproducing the Car and the Stratified Street: Automobility and Space in Russia 89
10. Chapter 5. Bucharest’s Centura: Encircling a City in Transformation 106
11. Chapter 6. Pedestrianizing Moscow: Disparities between the Centre and the Inner Periphery 136
12. Chapter 7. Between Non-Place and Public Space: Life at a Postsocialist (Trolley)Bus Stop 162
13. Chapter 8. Where the Streets Have No Name: Toponymic Changes, Wayfinding and Tashkent’s System of Orientiry 186
14. Chapter 9. No Future without a Motorway Exit: Roadside Communities in Postsocialist Poland – the Case of Torzym 205
15. Conclusion 223
16. Postscript 1. No Alternative to the Car; or: What Remained of Socialism after 1989/91? 229
17. Postscript 2. Periodization, Postsocialism and the Directionally Challenged 233
18. Postscript 3. ‘Where Is the Postsocialism Here?’ 238
19. Index 245